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Thrilling Experience Of . Grew.
The White Star Runs shore On
the Rocks or Point Pelee.
She Kools Over and Big Seas Sweep
Her Docks and Fill Her.
Two Men Stay Aboard tho Boating
Ship TO Save Five Othors.
After Nineteen Hours OF Indescribablo
Suffering the Noble Mon arc Res
cuod by Fishermen-o Other
Vessels Doomed.

LrNMiNGroy, Ont, Nov 25-NIate MUIR
ply Of the schooner White Star, ashore
ON Point rclcc, tells the following graphic
story ol the disaster "rhcrc was fearful
sea on all Wednesday night and with it
was thick iug that made it impossible to
see light At O'Clock yesterday morn
ing thought We were near the Dummy
light, OIL Point pclcc but il WIS black NJ
ink outside, aud We could not locate our
selves Suddenly there was crash, and
the vessel went on, head first She kcelcd
over and around, and the big seas made q
sweep Of her decks Il was u rocky bot
tom, which ground right through her, and
she was filling in u few moments after sho
struck. There Wjis one yuwl-boat aboard,
and We managed to get this To the boats
side. There wcrc seven OF MS, and tho
little yaNl would hold but five. Two had
to stay ON board. My brother the cap
tain, chose to stay ON board, aud with him
stayed one ul the Siilur. We got thc boat
down to the water but the waves beat it
against the side ol the vessel AMI threat
curd lo stove m the yuWl. As the 9TH
man Slid down the line, the yawl rapsizcd,
and We were thrown into the water. Some
of the hoys got ON top oi the uptuncd
yaWl. Othyr- caught DRIFT. We Knocked
around until daylight, and were finally
| huarhrd, all oi us alive. The vessel could
| hr seen about iily rods ont, leaning over
| and beating luarlully. We could see my
/ lnuJhyr and the -lilur up In the rigging,
| waving their hands and shouting Tor help.
| About thirty men had collected ON tho
| shur' but they could give MS No assist
/ aucc. gs they were there without boats or
| tackle Murphy sIys the men will lrcczo
/ tu death ID boats are not sent to them ut
] once.
About the last hope went ont this morn
/ Ing when Telegram was received nom
/ sludusky. nom which point q liir-hoat
wis expected. II said 'tannu, ,rnd boat,
as log Is tpo thick Tho scene of tho
wreck b twelve miles down the shore from
/ hcrn, and no. additional mcts have been
/ learned up to II u.clurk
latcr Capt. Murphy and sailor Wy
the namc ui Hunter Wvrv r,-uvd los fish
vuurn this morning. The captain Is APP
plruiN the WORSE Tor his nineteen huuS'
exposure, bot Hunter suffered terribly
irum the cold. aud II IN critical condi-
ton Tho White star has broken iu two,
anil D. total luss. Size was owned 10y
. Cummings a Griffin, ol u,W,ep. y. y,
aui had a cargo ol UUu tons ol coal iur Do
I tUYtt
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.s,rnmrr In ni.,rr..-

CmuoyoNN, Mich, Nov, -. \ terrible
disaster probably occurred near here last
NIGHT during the gale from the east, which
was accompanied by q raging NOW storm.
4 steamer, ubuut II O'Clock lH. night,
of the hirht oi the s,lc, blow signals II
distress, but nothing could much h'r, ~
the storm Wus simply terrible. THIS morn
ing upward oI aW barp- ui flour Woro
picked up on the h,ach here, aud Il Is
-tll coming ASHORE The Steamer probably
struck on rur'H reef. on Lake Huron, and
iu save herself ictli-uucd her cargo. Moth
ug ran be- heard ul her hui % may u
course be- the fact that she struck, iriii-
slu.l part oi her rlrfuul flour, and got OF
suIu without great damage.
DO hIz since been learned that the boat
blowing signals %. li-trt. during the night
WIS 10, propeller Albany She is ashore
I'd the i,ll ui iluis Blame island. and i iull
OF water The crew was saved The barge
Montgomery b. mean her, ALSO IN had shape,
and two large steamer, av reported ashore
h.IlN ,hphU,rn light. ~ went on last
NIGHT during thy Storm.
later The propeller Albany, ashore
nu lals Blame island, las ioiii~uncd a
large portion ul her urgo and viii proba-
bIy have to thuR overheard the balance,
us fhu lIp. hard aground ON n mcky bot-
tom, exposed tO the CastCrly winds.
Wu,kiug tugs are on the way here from
Detroit None 81 the ,lcw has rs yet
como ashore.
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HERR MOST ON TRIAL.
Grounds Taken by the Defense.
That Most Was Not Correctly Re-
ported viii be Claimed.
That It is tho Freedom Of Speech
Being Tried, Not Most.
Adolph Schoncl's Definition OF An
archy Very Instructive.
schencks Endoavors TO Prove an Alibi,
Stating That He Was on station
Island the Night OF
the Meeting.

NEW YoRE. Nov. 25.-Thc Trial OF Herr
Most was continued today. His counsel
in the opening address, declared that 1t
was not Most, but freedom OF speech ON
trial. lie proposed to prove that the de-
tccdycs who testified TO Most's language
were not present ut the meeting; that the
published reports were incorrect that the
reporter who had written a fair report oil
Most's speech would bc producodi ilal
Most would tell his own story, and that
those present would swear when one OF h's
auditors wanted to begin the work oi
destruction ut once, Most counsolcd pa,
thence. Adolph Schcuck was convicted
with Most, Tor taking part in unlawful as
srmhnpc. The illst witness, Oilcvr Iachs,
had testified that Schcnck presided ut thus
meeting and introduced Most Schcnck
svorc he was ON Staten Island on the
niplt i'm question and admitted lac was an
anarchist and iu favor oi bringing about q
revolution in society hy force oi necessity.
lie described anarchy MS q condition ct
things wherein people ruled themselves M
communities without amy State or general
government without courts, without law.
Common sense should hc the only rule OF
conduct There should hc mo- punish
m,ut Tor wnug-doiuE except the guilty
ppr-nu's own conscience, which IN uWr
/ would set him right, liut that perjury
| should Boz punished, aud lac intended That
Zachs should got his share.
Martl Schultzcr a printer in the Iyi'
| h,it office. swurc that hc presided as thv
meeting and introduced Most That
| S,hrurl was not present. NChulbyrt'1i'd
I ibai NIo.i uddiu,yd his hearers as yellow
citizens" not us "irllpw slaves, "r
"hro'hcr anarchists and that when thc
| ynico called out Revenge Most o..
l pIieJ. "nol tuday The revenge is bid iu
! Inc Ian nl thc future Witness insisted
that Mos, hud moi puummcUdcl the uss.ls
siu8iinn ui GriuGrl, Gary or ANY body
rlsc. nor hal hc counsul,d amy violation col
Lass.
Charles Judiz attended the meeting W.,
testified IN having seem Reporter nrNiu'
leaving the injecting before Most tni-h',
spgaling. Mituc-- did mot hclicNc n tui
Nc pavo q mih version ui Meets speech
Aunrhv. lac said meant They hay
everything upright aud straight ' lie b,
Iip,rI when anarchy should prevail Their
would hc no criminals.
Emile kuss said Most made mo- ihuli
that uight. Witnus diluut know Wh.ihr
the United States WIS conducted nH g.
hubble ur 20 monarchy lie hadnulHiudi''
our form ui government
Adjourned till Monday
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The nerncn vic Mnrder cn.c.

Special Dispatch to thc Appeal
IlrNnUur, Tenn, Nov. 91.-Circnit
court is IN session here this week, Judge
Swisar presiding. The McEWcn wife
murder trial was called mp yesterday on q
motion 10 change the venue from this 70
some adjoining county, on playground that,
owing b. undue excitement aud prejudice
against the prisoner, q fair trial could not
bc had In this court. Judge Swiggart to-
day ordered the trial transferred 20 the cir.
cult court Of Madison county at Jackson
the prisoner clccting that county. This
case has been tried twice here, the last
time resulting in aycrdict Of murder IN the
hr.t degree.
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A Srhoonrr Ilun Dou -.

CmcACo. H., Nov %. The thrco
mnsicl scow schooner Phoenix was run
into late last night, jus, outside the harbor
here hy an unknown brig. supposed TO DO
the Wild Melbourne, aud 80 badly cut mp
that she Immediately watcrlowcd. Tho
vessel which wrought the damage was not
sighted until moment before the crash
olruupd. and WIS lost sight of almost at
once In the log and darkness.
Cant. Esirol ol the Phoenix, had guns
fired aud torches burned in the hope OF at
tr1rimg thc attention 81 tug, but 10 no
avail. and seeing that, 10y remaining on
board. be- could not save the vessel, no
ordered the crew ol eight men Ia man tho
ynWl and abandon her. They were tossed
aInut Ion three hour in the surf, but nc
llst affected % landing ~ Thirty thirdsircct.
Thr barge which collilcd With the Phoe-
nix b. supposed Ia be- safe in an anchorage
at the mouth Of the Grand Calumet river.
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ARBoR DAY.
The State Normal College Observes 1t
Appropriately.

The state Normal College Observes 1t
Appropriately.
Special Dispatch to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 25.-Thc State
Normal college observed Arbor day with
becoming ceremonies. The exercises in
the chapel were introduced by Bible read
ing and prayer On the platform beside
Chancellor Payne were Prois. Pcnfeld,
Lampson and Kelley, and Misses Julia A..
Sears and Julia A. Doak, OF the faculty.
The board OF trustees was represented by
Judge William II. RccCe. Several ladies
and gentlemen, besides, were present
Miss Mary Dodd, OF Arkansas, read an cs-
say on "Arbor Day and Its Celebration" "
in which n history OF the tree planting
movement was given, rs was also aphilo-
sophical view OF the reasons for such
movement.
Miss Fannie January, OF Texas, read the
law of Tennessee, authorizing Arbor day.
Following this was the planting OF me
mortal trceto DIR. Ebcn = Stearns, aiormer
president OF the college. These ceremonies
were introduced by 4 paper read by Miss
Julia Sears. who gave brief history OF the
institution before and since II become the
Normal college. She briefly reviewed DIR.
Stcarns' connection with the school,
and referred TO the sombcr open.
ing, dozen years ago, when DR.
| Stearns, Miss Gutter and herself
composed the faculty, with thirteen pupils
The first trcc-planting on the grounds
was instituted by Dr. Stearns, and has
been kept up with more or less regularity
ever since. At the conclusion Of thi'
the school proceeded to the campus, whcr,
iirst the memorial tree TO DR.. Stcans wa
planted, after which the classes Of 1855 s.
and 1890 planted their trees in the ordo
! mentioned
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AccIacnl on thc GcorgIn rneIac.

Special Dispatch Ia the Aprru.
CoLuuHrs, Miss, Nov. - The three
rear cars aud the cabopsc on the east
bound through ircighttmin on the Georgia
Pacific railroad jumped the track just be-
fore reaching the trcsilc over North river,
n small stream ilty-scyon miles east OF
Columbus. and was thrown from the tres
tlp into the stream. Conductor Sisk rr-
cciycd internal injuries, from which he
NAV lie. though they arc not necessarily
fatal line Bcpaircr Brown hsl an arm
broken and spine injured. a white flag
man. negro brkomau and ancgro tramp,
Who va. stealing % ride, were all badly in
iurcd but will recover. Passengers, bag
g,gr and mail had 10 be- transferred today,
causing q delay Of several hour.
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sENAroR JONES NO pAupER.
Ho WIN Return TO Florida and Try foI
the Senate.

the Senate.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 9j.-Within the
past few days dispatches have been sent
from Detroit TO newspapers all over the
country seriously rejecting ON the condi-
ton, financial and mental, Of eN-Unitcd
States Senator Charles W. Jones, Of
Florida, who has resided in Detroit con-
tnuously since March, 1885. There is no
doubt that the cx-scnator's finances are
not in as good condition as when he was
in receipt OF salary from the United
States, but lac is not in any sense paupcr,
nor il his mind unbalanced. Some few
weeks AGO Mr. Jones chose 20 leave his
hotel and become the guest OF Detective L.
ONeil, OF whose house hc II still an inmate
by invitation. Today q man named Daw'
son took the liberty Of circulating sub
scription list in aid Of the ex-senator. Ihl'
was the last straw. aud tonight Mr. Jouc'
issued the following card, the iirt cN
prrssion regarding himself he has mad,
since coming TO Detroit
To the Editor II the Free rIc'g.
Il g. stated In an evening paper that an appeal q
h,Iug mad, 90 the public iu my wmli h1''
never iulvl any notice w "a lhs time 81 unNihlhi
said in The public pr. about Moor m} i1mill.
uoW desire 90 Hly that hive giNUu Uu authority e
any one tn n.k ans contribution. ~ money lHf mc
and that am not uu applicant for pul.r thhfi}
CnAulls ". Joss.
Mr.. Jones states that he proposes return
inc 10 Florida 10 live after lac has settled
up his Affairs in Detroit, aud viii be- @ can
didalc for United States senator, 10 surccc,
Wilkinson Call, Ol jacksonville.
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Cnn,. VIM. Chc.icr Dead.

Special Dispatch 10 tho Appeal
JAcRsoy, Tenn, Nov. ia white man,
supposed to he tramp, and name un-
known. was run over aud killed by the
cans today.
Capt William Chester. son u the ven
cradle Col. Robert ]. Chester, died at his
home in this city today.
The forest fires which have been raging
In this section oi West Tennessee Tor some
time have been oxiinguishcd by the late
ruiuH
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MS sportsmen, who will meet to witness the com,
petitions of some OF the most celebrated
dogs in the world. The great value OF
field sports is rapidly gaining here that mcrited
recognition which Is freely bestowed upon II IN
other countries; and rs necessary adjunct thereto
the improvement In the breed and qualities OF the
sporting dog is receiving increased consideration
II will he the effort OF the management Ia make
this trial superior in every respect to any which has
heretofore taken plncc On behalf of the board of
control of the club beg to solicit your attendance
stltcroom In our private eur will be held AT your
disposal on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday OF
that week, and the board together with the other
invited guests and all other parties present will be
highly grdtihCd 10 have the pleasure OF your COM
pany. am, sir, very truly yours
". r. SHAlTUC, President
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P,NAuA, Nov. l6. The hs,isia Cato
lea Bogoll, speaking ~ mi Un work In
Columho. iya that boz 'aluoia, SAN Muir
tin, Casinarc Ia GoJIm, Ncyuda, thoro,
Opon and ptncn thrr nw over 10000
Cplumbiius who live o savage l,i". Many
ut these people muu women uud rIildnn
aru stolen and -uli into % liln ul slavery
ul the ,lrs. description, Sometimes com.
hul, take place, from which result the
slaughter ul hundreds, uhur hUli,s urr
lull where they Gdl Toe ErNru Cato.
li,n rl-t rsi,r- i"tho pluudur uii u.umhIuu
citizens ou thr puumuEu uud Nuuu 10y
uuIurt l,pmrI.u. 1ul hiH infamous slave
dealing transactions. and particularly "a
his public allr uu the lower Alus'n Of
women ,tuI. % ium Colombia.
NuTlruH Dlllyi lueuyu. iu the province
e Nauihi. chill, in epidemic which Kills
,l rur cent Cd. thps" attacked hy b. hAs
broken uuL The di-ca-r begins With sr.
ven pains boz ibr stomach, followed hy %
How ui hIuui IUum ibc mouth, ud aumy.
times lrlm lhr eyes aud cans.
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LLlNolB KUELUx.
Tho oldham. Bell Foud Broaks out
Afrnnh.

EunMrrur1wy. H., Nov -. The
Hardin county vendetta, which threat
cnod 10 dupopulaio two counties
a few months usu, hs brpkriS
out ngin, uud two mow desperate
man hunters have been rushed hence
without having an opportunity Ia remove
tharb0ols. The cemetery prorl shows 70
total Of thirteen kiIlcd, five II whom have
taken their departure this year The story
Of ihr Tragedy which provoked iho lnud b.
well known throughout southern Illinois.
Ten years agp logan Ecll desperate
character. shot and Killed Doc Oldham ~
n dance in the OIdham homestead. Both
mon were among ibc most prominent in
the county. and Tee excitement reached a
biph pitch. Tho community took sides,
and when Wash Covert, witness l0r tie
pra.rrut.nn, WIS lnii low with % charge ui
burk.lo' thc trouble began. lukr Horn
brink. vino wUa connected with ihc old.
ham arliun. was a.HssinllCdon h'a door.
sinp. Ed rsIl was rDpn after shot from
Am ambush and killed. lpmn licll Waf
..ni 30 tlo p,uiionulry iur iho killing 81
Dur oldham. aui lhIl lmlcy was sent uT
nr .hr .nuuiinv Ui Covert.
uudny ih6 thllu kukluy organization
n. which BrlI nas captain, md which
contained some Oi the best CIT
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rnnI nrn I.inaacned.

pursurpG. Pa, Nov 26-A steady rain
an day gllddcucd the hearts Of the coal
opcminrs and minCr. along the Mononga-
bch river, and gave renewed hopes OF q
rIsr In the n,rr sufficient t0 allow tho
sh.pmpnt 10 the west IT the S.OOO,OO0 or
iO i1l 40 bushels Of coal lying in the har-
bor aud pools There have been no ship
uippt8 10 the lower ports since last June,
aul tho minos have been closed ON account
oi "A scarcity oi craft, all the boats being
loaded Tho enforced dolby lass caused
rrrli suffering among tho 6,0o0 miners,
5nd In Inc valley aud large numbers have
guno 10 other fields Ia quest OF employs
muut.
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iscus Of the county was exposed.
This band was called "SOns Of Liberty
and its oStcnsiblc object was To regulate"
citizens. While Bell and Emlcy were in
the pcntcntiary acoupic of men were
killed ON each side. After they were ~.
leased Bell WIS indicted for the aSso,-ina-
ton Of liornbrnl, and was tried last year
and acquitted. Tlsve weeks later he was
shot dead from ambush. Two weeks after
Capt, Logan Bells death, his brother Jim
Bell was shot and killed ut the
same spot, Cavc.inEoc These asNs-
sinations produced great constcma-
ton, and the friends OF the Hcll faction,
among whom wis E1n Sherwood and
Others, received orders to Cmlg1tc, and
they moved into an adjoining county
Then Judge Hess, of tho circuit court,
who presided at Bells trial. was threat
end with death II he did not leave, lie
armed himself, aud Is still here Last
Tuesday night dance was given 0t a farm
house near Battery Rock. Among those
who attended was Joe Blair Bell parti-
san, and Joe lluglcton, a relative oi Old
hams. Bill Fmlcy who removed Covert,
was also among the spectators. About
. O'Clock in the morning the festivities
wcw terminated 10y the rrpor of q pistol
and lluglcion staggered back against the
wall, while Blair advanced ON him with
the weapon. Before the aggrcssor could
fire again lluglcton sprlug upon him like
| a tiger and during the struggle that en-.
| sued the lights we've cNtiuguishrd, u tall
dozen moro shots were hrCd and the
dancers rushed panic.strickcn ont of the
house Ten minutes after the first pistol
| shot all was quiet again, and q mll doNn
OF the Young men returned. They lighted
/ lanterns and found two corpsps tWiuo,
/ together ON the floor. lluglcton had beer
shot twice through the body, bat had sue
ccrdrd In drawing knife, and the rsul
of his awful work was seen ia lively,
wounds ON Blair's body The inquest oN
oncmtcd the others from blame.
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NrrHu, T,un. Now ~ Rain hn-
brru falling .urrssau'l, iurlhcpa,i iv,Hiy.
four hours csuIuui.hinr the forest tines
That have uuru raging iur lhr p.i week
Much dlml.. hus hpun dome hN ih' iw
iu iups. ,uu md cotton. anil U several
Instance htu. ui uuihu.Iiiur have lHr,u
DESTROYED. We have bad more min boz ihr
lrst twenty TOUR hours thau az ANY one
time boz twelve months.
Real estate j. uu nu0m, anil more
hons. aud lu.a have changed hand. Boo iho
h.tiru dlys tIHI Ii uuf lumyr prri"i for
several ,,ur Circuit court b. boo session
ai pyrr.hury Tli. docket b. lighter Than
u.ull. and uu very important u-'H h1,"
b.ru uI,l. The uld railroad uIa# that
have hHuu zoo hand iur SOME TEN years viii
br tried OF tIiis term. They uw in uwd
iu the Original subscription mudD when iNr
rld uas ruu into this county
4 now mpsr the NrNbum llDWll, put
out ita lint isur llsl saturday.
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"T'FIlI |TlITU " ID" -
llor srRiygs, Ark. Now 2'...lhi'
morning the ncmo Gilbert llufon. in.
diclcd for asaault will intent 10 commit %
npc on Ethel strlH. liuIc white girl,
near by this place u' a,alanl,,.ll ,n ih,
circuit court, aud pleaded Flilly i' VIC VIC
charge lie was a. ..H..l 10 'W'4i'N'''l,,
ycnr In The penilcl ihr lNl ll',, 81 ~
the law. lnt thoro s.toHf icgins 'lN
the punishment is .l ..4H''e'
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National orcra Company.

CNcvNArl, o., Nov j.-Ihc attach
mcri suit brought here against Manager
Locke, Of the National opru company TO
secure a claim for Profession. rNiogs ny
bis Sew York lawyers, has been dismissed,
by The plaintiffs, the property i.lra,o !,
and q settlement oi the claim mldy upon o
basis satisfactory 10 Mr.. Locke.
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cnnrIc. Alhcrl Mchlcr rorscr.

ClNclVNNri, o., Nov ia morning
paper snys that Il has been discovered that
the late Charles Albert Hchlcr, the attor,
ncy who committed suicide ON Wcluc9.
day, was driven to the decd 10y the APP.
preaching revelation ot heavy iory,ncs
committed hy him In the management eft
estates and oi trust funds committed 60
his care. An estimate IL made that the
liabilities thus incurred amount tu about
Sl1i.UlO, while the property lolt 10y Mr.
krhl,r will not exceed 100000 The per
sons most seriously affected urc his own
mmylnl friends. The astonishing Ic,cla-
ton disclose. the motive tu have been Moth
ingmuw .sn Ia kocpupu slNlcolluNuu"us
living hcyond his means. The ne of trust
funds having been begun, thr continuance
became an apparent nee s.'N I'm an.
siuurr is given Vhcrv $4,000 Nu Invested
ipr q cliput, and an thr papers Uluiing Ia
TO- including the mortgage, were iuwurre
Friends lind the rJ-U s1 strained That they
readily ulrur llnt some form at insanity
must have bed him into course so iur ur.
moved lruu what might have hvyn cN-
Irulrd oi one with his iWiumg md ante.
tyiUutH
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90. AnIll MIMI rhc, sn,.

Iluisupro, H., Nov 2j.-Iho forest
fires that have been raging e. this section
during the last'icw weeks have done much
good. as well ~ great damage. They have
destroyed myrials Of chinch bugs That
ruined thc corn crop last season. Before
the fire. started the woods and fields were
literally sWamed with chinch bugs.
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Special r..HHNH iH ihc Appeal
CpfIrNWr, Miss, Nov 2'."N VI
Roanr has given ont that he viii contest
the scat OF g. H. Enochs as representa-.
tive FROM Calhoun county Notices OF
contest have also been or win bu served
upon / ~. William Uu Levi llUUsun
AMI John POLL. ,iudiduis, respectively
for Treasurer sheriff and assessor ON the
reiirfti,Ert. IhpciWs, with the exception
of tlr br.l mentioned, Ui,l come before
Judye Roam. al riisloo on the 10Th OF
upNt month.
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slas .ooo ucuard 10 the nish, Wan.

NV IUuE. Nov. -. The firm ol u.
". Cameron d Co., oi this city. who nro
arrnB iur the government OF New South
Wales. arr m receipt 81 communications
Offering a reward by the government ul
SO. ON 10 american inventors Tor any
pr1or.s which will ,yiOru.uIir rabbits,
which have become % pyst throughout Ans.
ITALIA ani NrV Zealand, IN .lNll q few
English rabbits were introduced into the
botanical rrlrus Of Dunedin. These have
increased iU such an extent that they nrc
now public uuis1nccs, threatening o. dc.
s'roy not ouly 90 tho vegetables, bot even
tho sheep plsiumg' Of The entire country.
Tho magnitude OF the evil aud the urgency
oi the ,asf are indicated hy the extent ul
the reward. which, nt tlr same time, b. an
rypps.iun ul confidence boz American in.
ppuuiiY.
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